From 1969, I was centrally involved in Jewish feminism, but never thought of that as being political. So when I said that I always thought of myself as being the most apolitical person I knew, in part that was because I didn't count some of the things I did as being political, therefore I was still apolitical. What changed, and where and when it changed, was eleven years ago, going to Israel for a sabbatical year.

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